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Grateful Dead Live at Greensboro Coliseum on 1983-10-09

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1983-10-09 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, FOB, chasingwilma

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Shakedown Street-> Samson & Delilah, Peggy-O, Little Red Rooster, Candyman, My Brother Esau, Big Railroad Blues, Let It Grow

Set 2

Touch Of Grey-> Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Women Are Smarter-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue

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Reviewer: halfofwhatyathoughtyouhad - - July 5, 2019
Subject: Peggy O

A rare Peggy O in an epic fall 83 tour. Whole show is excellent Like the whole east coast 83 fall tour was, but only peggy O played and an excellent version! Also BB rail road Blues is excellent, one of the best of the tour but Jerry played it a lot this fall tour and ALL are pretty much epic Lol

Reviewer: kbmill - - August 10, 2016
Subject: bread crumb

A rare first set Samson & Delilah and a band in an apparent hurry to get out of there with a very short post drums section. Good night indeed.

Reviewer: Franklin's Towel - - April 19, 2013
Subject: Good Stuff

Also Eyes > Women is one track, which really it should be because the transition is quite good, Jerry is playing both songs at once. smokin Estimated too. NFA is like a version from 1978. bobby dedicates the rather botched Baby Blue to the Dodgers. Haha GO GIANTS

Reviewer: grandfusion - - September 19, 2012
Subject: Good recording

Thanks for this Mark. Other than the tracks being off, this is pretty good stuff. The Big Railroad is damn good.

Reviewer: Deadhead225 - - October 23, 2011
Subject: Good Qual. & fine performance

Possibly the best Aud. to choose from as of today. Very listenable. Note that Shakedown and Samson are combined in one track, which throws off the labeling of subsequent tracks.

3 stars for quality. Music is solid but up for debate.

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